Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-12-10
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NORTH SHORE NOTES.
Justice Lamoreaux was in The city
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Pitcher has been quite i'll
with fever.
Penn Armstrong was in the city Thurs
day evening.
To Mr.. and Mrs. George Locke, Friday
morning, fine son.
Ed Hartin has taken position in the
Merchants National.
Frank Barkman, a merchant of Steele,
D. T. arrived here yesterday.
Rey Doran preached At the Henley
settlement Tuesday evening.
Hon. VIM. Fellows and J. S. Edison
came up from I.arlmore yesterday.
E. A. Palmer. son of Capt. Palmer, has
gone to Parkville, Mo-. to attend college.
VIM. Buck left for Lafayette, Indians,
Thursday, to see his sister who Ia very i'll.
Alderman Cleveland expects to visit
his old home in Illinois during January.
Geo. Juergens. cashier Of the First
National, got back frora tho weat Satur-
day.
Frank Combs was here Thursday from
Bottineau, to meet his sister from Mis-
souri,.
Chester Clements was reported dying
last evening from an affection Of the
heart.
J. II, Reynolds. the great 'Roots and
HERBS" drove in from Minnewaukan
Tuesday.
Capt. Herman returned Thursday
from weeks trip in the Turtle noun
tain region.
II. r. Wise Of Minnewaukan and Col.
Campbell of Fargo, drove over from the
former place Thursday.
Ed. I. p. Staeds left Thursday morn
ing for Ohio, on business. He will DO
abse mt about ten days.
County Treasurer Serumyard left
Thursday for Minnesota. Ole says this
is strictly u business trip.
Cards arc out for tho marriage of Mr..
James Duncan and Miss Edith Hoadley
of Grahains Island Doc. l5.h.
Mrs. c. w. Kelly ana Mrs. Z. A. Cow
ran have been quite i'll the past few days.
tho latter threatened with fever.
p. J. Woods has taken advantage OF
I, lo ,I lort Sof,
day to visit the Old folks at home.
J. ii. Bitter, representing the Mutual
Masonic association OF Chicago, was in
the city the first part of tho week.
J. NJ. Labold. the druggist of Steele,
OAK, has been visitin. his old friends,
Randall & Griggs of the Bcnham house.
Alderman CIas. o. Malency and family
left Wednesday for Ottawa, Canada. Ia
| visit relatives of Mrs. Maloney Tor Il
month.
| Judge Hardec and John Bradish wore
down from Cando Tuesday, the judge
| with his big valise and John with that
handsome coat.
Will Mc'raygart returned this week
from Seaforth, Ont. whore he went a
few weeks ago to visit his parents. the
first time in ten years.
Editor Lair and John G. Tucker were
down from Dunseith Wednesday. Mr.
Tucker is making q fine quality of beer
at his Dunseith brewery.
1t is reported here that Ed Chaumette
has arrived in Paris. Hence, doubtless
the change in the presidency OF the
French republic. Five ta'
Mrs. and Mlss GOodhue came down
from Cando Monday and are housksep'
ing in Miss Ballou's . residence during The
latter's absence in Boston.
w. II. Ford, tor tho past year in charge
Of the signal service Of TT. Totten, ha'
been ordered to st. Paul in the same scr
vice. "A Mr. Hill takes his place at thu
fort.
Geo. Clapp returned from Helena ant
Great Falls, Wednesday. George saw
shooting scrape in tho streets Of Hslon
and various other evidences OF olive
town.
| The first chinook wave OF the season
struck this region Thursday. moltinl
the snow rapidly in the shadiest nook
A week Of such weather would start th'
grass and cause tho violets to bloom.
Capt. Carpenter Of Island Lake caln'
down Tuesday to attend to some lant
business. He states that the Rev. Mr.
Killikelly, who visited here last sum
mer, died at his eastern home recently
Emmet Pew and A. b. Mcdonald wer
in the city Monday. Mr. Mcdonald say
the Aberdeen boomers havo used hi
n tme on their circular without authority
He is divisionist and believes in stand
ing by the majority vote on that question
Steele Ozone: Alderman GriYgs lei
for Devils Lake Wednesday, to assum
management of tho Benham House. l
w. reports the arrival of fine boy i
the family, and did the proper thing b.
) the boys. Mrs. Griggs and the voun
alderman are at Rockford. ILL.,, for tn
present.
Sudden Deaths.
This community experienced quite
shock Thursday morning when the new
: was spread about that Albert and Alvi
Weiermuller. two Of the proprietors {
our Touring mill, had died the night be
fore. The brothers had been sufferin
for several days from some kind of feve
but were supposed to be improving